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1 Activation strategies and active labor market policies Jochen Kluve Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and RWI The World Bank Labor Market Policy Core Course Washington, DC, 07 May
2 Global unemployment rate, (projections) Source: ILO Global Employment Trends
3 Global youth unemployment + unemployment rate, Source: ILO Global Employment Trends for Youth
4 Youth unemployment rate by region, (projections) Source: ILO Global Employment Trends for Youth
5 Youth unemployment rate by region, (projections) Source: ILO Global Employment Trends for Youth
6 Crisis-induced changes in employment 6
7 Starting point (Youth) Unemployment one of the most challenging economic / social problems in developed and developing countries Policymakers struggle to find effective programs that help jobless find jobs and increase workers productivity and labor income Job training and other active labor market programs (ALMPs) have been promoted as a remedy for cyclical and structural unemployment ALMPs increasingly cast into activation framework 7
8 Starting point Early U.S. experience: MDTA (1960s), CETA (1970s), JTPA (1980s-1990s) European experience: Scandinavia 1970s forward, in particular Sweden Germany 1990s forward Denmark "flexicurity", UK "New Deal", etc 1994 OECD Jobs Study -> ALMP 2006 OECD Restated Jobs Strategy -> Activation Latin America: Job training, increasing since the mid-1980s 8
9 Starting point ALMP historically precedes Activation Activation logically precedes ALMP Nucleus of government intervention -> The importance of the Public Employment Service (PES), the promotion of active job search, and the influence of benefit entitlements within the agenda for investment in human resource development and employment creation 9
10 Some key policy questions How to design activation? What types of active programs work better? Short run vs. long run effects? Do ALMPs work better for some groups? In some places or times? Do the programs harm non-participants? 10
11 Goals for this talk 1) Key features of activation strategies 2) A (very) basic framework for thinking about how programs actually work, how this relates to program effectiveness, heterogeneity, and displacement 3) A few general lessons from the literature (US and Europe) 4) What about developing countries / emerging markets? 5) New issues and directions 11
12 1) Key features of activation strategies 12
13 Activation: New orientation in labor market policy Activation policies are actions which are targeted at people of working age not in employment but who are apt to work and are receiving income-replacement benefits encourage jobseekers to become more active in their efforts to find work and increase their employability make benefits conditional on behavioral criteria (mutual obligations) I.e. benefit recipients are expected to engage in active job search and improve their employability, in exchange for receiving efficient employment services and benefit payment 13
14 Activation: Key elements Early intervention by the PES in the unemployment spell and high contact density between jobseekers and caseworkers Regular reporting + monitoring of work availability and job-search actions Setting-up of back-to-work agreements or individual action plans Direct referral of unemployed clients to vacant jobs Referral to ALMPs 14
15 Activation: Target groups 1. Unemployment benefit recipients An intensive intervention and mutual obligation regime implemented by the PES keeps the unemployed in contact with the labor market and increase their chances of a return to work Activation particularly called for and with greatest impact in countries with long- / or indefinite duration (when followed by social assistance) benefits. 2. Recipients of social assistance benefits Important to distinguish between employable and non-employable recipients. The former are de facto unemployment benefit recipients and should be subject to availability-for-work and activation requirements. 15
16 Activation: Target groups 3. Recipients of inactive benefits A number of countries have experienced significant increases in workingage recipients of inactive benefits, e.g. people with disabilities or lone parents. Recipients of such benefits can often work and have gradually become another target group for labor market policies and activation measures. 16
17 Activation: Implementation issues Institutional make-up of PES: Integration of placement and benefit functions facilitates jobseeker followup and implementation of mutual obligation requirements -> One-stop shop Increasing number of countries bringing together the PES (placement + benefit) plus the management of social assistance, disability and lone parent benefits, to enable more coherent activation of target groups Role of financing arrangements : Greater responsibility at the local level tends to encourage the implementation of activation measures 17
18 Activation: The role of private providers Increasing tendency to rely on private intermediaries for activation strategies Within OECD, Australia was first to set up a large-scale reintegration market with contractual arrangements, followed by the Netherlands and most recently the UK Key characteristic: purchaser/provider split, where private sector and nonprofit organizations compete for the acquisition of publicly-funded tenders AU/NL/UK -> trial and error process of continuous adaptation of reintegration market features, e.g.: Role of price in deciding among bids vs. pricing fixed by purchaser Proportion of funding for commencement/service delivery/ outcomes Definition of outcome in terms of job durability Transfer of all jobseekers to private providers vs. only of hard-to-place 18
19 Activation: What countries do (OECD 2007) 19
20 Activation: What countries do (OECD 2007) 20
21 Activation: What countries do (OECD 2007) 21
22 Activation: What countries do (OECD 2007) 22
23 Activation: What countries do (OECD 2007) 23
24 Activation: What countries do (OECD 2007) 24
25 2) ALMP: A (very) basic framework 25
26 Basics ALMPs are an alternative / complement to passive programs like Unemployment Insurance (UI) and welfare Basic goals: Raise participants employment / earnings Other possible goals: Increase job creation Improve matching supply + demand on the labor market Raise participant (social) welfare? Lower government cost 26
27 Types of active programs i. Job Search Assistance -> job search efficiency iia. Private sector employment programs -> employer/worker behavior a) Wage subsidies, b) Self-employment assistance / start-up grants iib. Public sector employment -> direct job creation iii. (Labor market) Training -> human capital accumulation, classic Specific target groups: Youths, disabled 27
28 Spending on ALMP in OECD countries,
29 Spending on passive measures in OECD countries,
30 How do ALMPs work? -> Job search assistance (JSA) Job search training, Counseling, Monitoring, + Sanctions and threats Raise search effort / efficiency of search + job match Nudge procrastinators Implications: Only a short run effect unless getting a job changes preferences or future employability (job ladder effect) Risk of displacement effect (esp. in low-demand market) 30
31 Raise human capital (HC) Change preferences How do ALMPs work? -> Training Training components: 1) Classroom vocational / technical training, 2) work practice (on-the-job training), 3) Basic skills training (math, language), 4) life skills training (socio-affective, non-cognitive skills), 5) Job insertion Implications: Training takes time -> negative effects in SR LR effect: expect max. 10% return (?) Negative effect if training obsolete / useless Limited displacement effect 31
32 How do ALMPs work? -> Direct employment (public / private) Range: hole digging to subsidize internship Limited HC accumulation through work practice Culturization Implications: Only a short run effect unless work changes preferences or future employability Highest risk of displacement effect Negative impact if alternatives are better 32
33 Alternative programs summary JSA Training Direct employment Gov t cost Low Medium / high high SR effect Positive Negative Positive LR effect (best case) LR effect (worst case) Small positive Positive (10%) Small positive Small negative Small negative Negative Displacement Medium Low High 33
34 3) General lessons from the literature 34
35 Strong pattern by program type: Main results (i) Training on average modestly effective, but: LR effects positive! Private sector direct employment programs (wage subsidies) effective in SR -> but: displacement? Public sector direct employment programs are not effective and often decrease participants job finding chances Job Search Assistance programs frequently show positive effects (SR); they also tend to be cost-effective 35
36 Impacts increase with time after the program (LR > SR) 36
37 ALMP effectiveness over time 37
38 Main results (ii) Little systematic correlation of ALMP effectiveness with the business cycle Labor market institutions also seem to play no role (exception: EPL) Youth programs systematically less effective in OECD (two-tier labor markets?) Comprehensive, well-targeted programs work Service delivery: Key questions: institutional capacity? Public vs. private? One-stop shops Statistical profiling 38
39 4) So, what about Activation and ALMP in the developing world? 39
40 First, to what extent are OECD results relevant? Partially, no: Country contexts and target populations can be very different: informality, low labor demand, disadvantaged low-skilled vs. long-term unemployed, institutional capacity Partially, yes: Strong systematic patterns by program type provide important information -> JSA, training Long-run implications of human capital formation Comprehensiveness of programs Moreover: importance of results-based monitoring and evaluation 40
41 A bit more detail: Systematic knowledge across regions is limited Quite a few programs and evaluations in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC); large majority evaluates youth training programs -> Jóvenes Main finding: these programs are effective on average -> employment, job quality 41
42 Youth training programs in LAC 42
43 Features of the Jóvenes programs Financing of training separated from the provision: training courses are selected through a public bidding system Type of training is demand driven -> connection with private sector The intervention follows a multi-service approach: classroom training + internship / work experience + job search assistance + life skills 43
44 More evidence Outside of LAC -> particular examples (WDR 2013): Job search assistance: Job matching networks based on ICT -> mobile phones, e.g. Souktel (Palestine) Wage subsidies: few examples (some in ECA), mostly combined with public works or training (LAC) Public works: MGNREGA in India; programs e.g. in El Salvador and Sierra Leone; while LR effects difficult, may improve social cohesion in postconflict contexts 44
45 5) New issues and directions 45
46 Program design: components Relative effectiveness of training components / optimal combination: 1) Classroom training, 2) Work practice, 3) Basic skills, 4) Job insertion, 5) Life skills In particular, life skills have entered center stage: Complement to technical training? How to teach non-cognitive skills? -> through sports, through theatre, etc.? Methodological: How to measure non-cognitive skills? -> Psychometrics 46
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52 Program design: Optimal length of training? 52
53 What about (youth) entrepreneurship training? Frequently suggested as a policy with a lot of potential, in particular in contexts with insufficient labor demand, high population growth, high youth unemployment (also among high-skilled) Limited empirical knowledge RCT from Tunisia -> Turning theses into enterprises Significant and large impact on self-employment Likely not a mass effective channel given low base Can skills create jobs? -> Credit constraints 53
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55 broaden the evidence base! The evidence we have comes from a sizeable number of program evaluations worldwide (increasingly Randomized Controlled Trials, RCT) An enormous learning potential lies in the programs that are being implemented and evaluated This effort needs to be continued and fostered -> i.e. built-in whenever programs are designed and implemented -> More systematic knowledge on training contents, effectiveness, and relating to country contexts -> ever increasing potential to inform and blend into public policy 55
56 Thank you. 56
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